Guest pscottllee Posted July 30, 2007 Posted July 30, 2007 We have a file server running W2K3. When trying to copy the file to another W2K3 machine, I get the following error, "the specified network name is no longer available." Nothing gets logged into the log file. From another W2K3 machine on a different subnet, I was able to successfully copy the file. I then copied the file to the server that was having the issues. Networking claims that there are no dropped packets. Anyone have the same issue?
Guest Joshua Bolton Posted July 30, 2007 Posted July 30, 2007 RE: The specified network name is no longer available Are these subnets listed in AD sites and services? In DNS? "pscottllee" wrote: > We have a file server running W2K3. When trying to copy the file to another > W2K3 machine, I get the following error, "the specified network name is no > longer available." Nothing gets logged into the log file. From another W2K3 > machine on a different subnet, I was able to successfully copy the file. I > then copied the file to the server that was having the issues. Networking > claims that there are no dropped packets. Anyone have the same issue?
Guest pscottllee Posted July 30, 2007 Posted July 30, 2007 RE: The specified network name is no longer available Yes for both. You had the same idea that I had regarding DNS. I had someone try copying the file from their workstation (XP SP2) and it also failed. "Joshua Bolton" wrote: > Are these subnets listed in AD sites and services? In DNS? > > "pscottllee" wrote: > > > We have a file server running W2K3. When trying to copy the file to another > > W2K3 machine, I get the following error, "the specified network name is no > > longer available." Nothing gets logged into the log file. From another W2K3 > > machine on a different subnet, I was able to successfully copy the file. I > > then copied the file to the server that was having the issues. Networking > > claims that there are no dropped packets. Anyone have the same issue?
Guest Chuck Posted July 31, 2007 Posted July 31, 2007 RE: The specified network name is no longer available Do you want to access the file server with the server name or an alias ? Chuck "pscottllee" wrote: > We have a file server running W2K3. When trying to copy the file to another > W2K3 machine, I get the following error, "the specified network name is no > longer available." Nothing gets logged into the log file. From another W2K3 > machine on a different subnet, I was able to successfully copy the file. I > then copied the file to the server that was having the issues. Networking > claims that there are no dropped packets. Anyone have the same issue?
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